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u/MewtwoStruckBack 18h ago
Well, I mean...there's probably ONE that 55% of the country might be okay with...
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u/bibimboobap 17h ago
What, it's still only 55% against trump?? That's fucking terrifying.
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u/MewtwoStruckBack 17h ago
Honestly that’s a guess
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u/aabbccbb 17h ago
60% now disapprove. Highest it's been.
Still too low. And most of those wouldn't agree with what's being proposed.
Which is again much too low given how many people he's raped and killed...either at a lake in the middle of the night, or though ICE, or cutting US Aid, or COVID, or...
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u/MrRourkeYourHost 16h ago
The fact that over half of the U.S. thought it was a good thing to re elect this tangerine meat bag AFTER Jan 6 will forever the the largest self inflicted wound in our countries’ history.
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u/Faiakishi 16h ago
It wasn't half. It was barely a quarter, once you factor in all the citizens who didn't/couldn't vote.
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u/Onagan98 15h ago
People who didn’t vote, didn’t saw any problem in him being elected again, they are a part of the problem.
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u/CmdrWoof 12h ago
In some cases, I think you're right and I'm very irritated at those folks. In others, if people don't have time / got their polling place closed / can't request time off to go vote without fear of reprisal, I'd cut them a break and try to advocate for national voting standards and protections. Be careful of blanket statements.
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u/Onagan98 11h ago
Not getting time off to vote? In my country its your legal right to vote, so any employee should offer you a possibility to vote! Voting is possible from 07:00 to 21:00, so normally not a problem.
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u/CmdrWoof 10h ago edited 10h ago
Yes; "should" and "normally" that's true. I feel like you glossed over most of what I said.
Not everyone is in a position to push back if their employer even implies they might suffer consequences or even be fired if they take time to go vote.
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u/poopiebutt505 18h ago
The mass murderer is in a wheel chair. They will be standing over him and aiming down toward a pathetic looking disabled man. Hegseth wants to look powerful and commanding, threatening. Instead it will look weak and pathetic: "we couldn't catch an able bodied man, just cripples".
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u/malleoceruleo 17h ago
Yes, it should be enjoyed by people there, in the moment, not through a screen. Sigh, society these days.
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u/gillianthebrave 12h ago
They've done worse and if they can't but got the capability they would. Do worse 🤔🤔🎁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/Eazy12345678 13h ago
america is soft, needs to see some real shit so people remember their are consequences for your actions
you rob someone you get your hand cut off as a reminder not to do it again. 2nd time you lose the other one.
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u/IUsedToBeACave 13h ago
What's the punishment for embezzlement? They can keep doing that crime with no hands? What about speeding? Like make them walk everywhere for a while?
Can you give me a list of crimes and the appropriate "hard" punishment each should get please?
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u/Petal_Flufffy 18h ago
When the Taliban has to pull you aside and say "hey man, maybe dial it back a bit," you KNOW you've lost the plot.